rendilevõtjale

A rendilevõtjale, which translates to "tenant" in English, is an individual or entity that leases or rents property, typically land or buildings, from another party, the landlord or lessor. This arrangement is governed by a rental agreement or lease, which outlines the terms and conditions of the occupancy.

The tenant's primary obligation is to pay rent, usually on a regular schedule, to the landlord. In return, the tenant gains the right to occupy and use the leased property for a specified period. The rental agreement may also stipulate other responsibilities for the tenant, such as maintaining the property, adhering to specific usage rules, or covering certain utility costs.

The rights of a tenant are also defined by the rental agreement and relevant local laws. These typically include the right to peaceful enjoyment of the property, meaning the landlord cannot unduly interfere with their occupancy. Tenants generally have a right to privacy and the landlord must provide adequate notice before entering the premises. In cases of necessary repairs, the tenant may have the right to expect the landlord to address them promptly.

Lease agreements can vary significantly in duration, from short-term rentals like month-to-month leases to long-term contracts spanning several years. The terms of the lease dictate the obligations and rights of both the rendilevõtjale and the landlord, ensuring a clear framework for the rental relationship. When a lease term expires, the tenant may have the option to renew the agreement, renegotiate terms, or vacate the property.